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	<h1>How to Marinate Meat Quickly</h1>


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Amy Sherman of <a target="blank" href="http://www.cookingwithamy.com">Cookingwithamy.com</a> shares a quick marinating tip: Cut up that big hunk of meat into thinner slices, then toss these into a resealable plastic bag. More meat-to-marinade contact means less waiting.
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